Dedication pays off for Whaingaroa novice paddlers
Raglan’s newest waka ama paddlers dominated the harbour in their races at the Whaingaroa club’s annual regatta held last Saturday. Three Whaingaroa
Raglan Coconut Yoghurt initiatives both aim for downstream rewards
June looks set to be a big month for Raglan Coconut Yoghurt on two fronts – each offering downstream benefits. It’s their
Word Café Raglan returns for third time
The Word Café Raglan writers and readers festival is taking place at the Raglan Town Hall, from June 30 to July 2,
Fixed speed camera part of plans to make SH23 safer
State Highway 23 will get a fixed speed camera between Te Mata Rd and Van Houte Rd as part of the Safer
Taggart beats NZ champ to win King of the Waitemata title
Raglan kite foiler Matt Taggart was crowned King of the Waitemata last Saturday after beating New Zealand’s current foiling champion to win
Update from the Raglan Rally Team
Raglan rally driver Jack Williamson and his team have successfully finished two national rallies that ran back to back in the Brian
Stairmand rides wave of confidence with Rip Curl Pro win
Winning the Rip Curl Pro on home surf has given Billy Stairmand a confidence boost in his bid to qualify for the
TV architect guides Raglan tiny house through to reality
A tiny house build has brought a big name in television to Raglan – and given the town a starring role in
Huge sewing effort from young plastic bag free supporter
Bella is an 11-year-old student at Maeroa Intermediate and has been working towards receiving her Koru Flash badge— one of the tasks
Raglan Naturally: Your community plan – how do we get it?
Kia ora Whaingaroa. For the last six months the Raglan Naturally Steering Group has been exploring the different options for how to
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